According to National Nano-technology Initiative, USA Government, nano technology has the potential to profoundly change our economy and improve our standard of living, in much the same way as information technology advances have revolutionized our lives and the economy over the past two decades.

 

While some commercial products are beginning to come to market, many major applications for nano technology are still 10-15 years away.

 

Private investors look for short-term returns on investment, generally in the range of 1-3 years. Consequently, government support for nano technology research and development in its early stages is required to ensure that it reaches marketplace.

 

 

 

Nano-coatings marketplace was worth nearly $2.1 billion in 2009. It is projected to reach $17.9 billion in 2015 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 39.5% for a 5-year period.

 

Nano-adhesives market was $171 million in 2009. This market is projected to reach approx $1.2 billion in 2015, for a 5-year CAGR of 36.4% (BCC Research).

 

Penn State University calculated that Nano-coating equipment may cost anywhere from $260,000 USD to $15-20 million USD (Penn State University).

 

 

Our equipment combines 1) CVD, 2) PVD, 3) ion saturation and 4) ion-treatment processes in one (1) production cycle in one (1) machine that produces functional coatings used to harden materials, increase their durability, increase wear and tear resistance, lower coefficient of friction and increase its life-cycle.

 

This equipment is compliant with ISO 9001, ISO 9100 and FAA part 145. 

 

It can create nano-coatings from many elements and alloys, refractory oxides, carbides, nitrides, metal ceramic compositions on the basis of refractory metals and oxides that expand possibilities of creation of new materials and coatings.

 

Our equipment providing controllable formation of mono, multi and micro structural coatings with the specified data, containing a great number of layers of chemical compounds (metal, nitride, carbide, oxide, disilicide, wolfram, pyrolyte boron nitride, etc) with thickness from units to hundreds of nanometers.

 

The structure of layers is provided with the programmed operating modes of plasma sources (both PVD, CVD), running gases (argon, nitrogen, carbon, oxygen) and the high potential applied to a substrate.

 

The main advantage of our equipment is its ability to work with the ionic-condensate materials, such as nano-crystalline, amorphous, microlayered structures of high purity, ultra high hardness and high adhesiveness to most substrates, allowing our equipment to form coats essentially out of new materials with new configurations.

 

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